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Get Contact List →Download Contact ListEnvironment Editor at The Guardian specializing in climate economics and systemic environmental risks. With 20+ years reporting for BBC, FT, and New Scientist, his work shapes global climate policy debates through data-driven exposés.
Awards Highlight: 2021 National Newspaper Award for translating IPCC science into actionable economic insights.
With 40+ years in environmental journalism, David Shukman (UK-based) shapes global climate discourse through freelance writing, consulting, and public speaking. His work bridges scientific research, corporate accountability, and policy analysis, prioritizing stories that expose systemic inequities in climate impacts.
Primary beats: Climate Policy | Energy Systems | Environmental Accountability
Recent Milestone: Coordinated 12-nation investigation into fossil fuel lobbying (2024)
agricultural sustainability, green consumer products
Harry Cockburn is a UK-based journalist at The Independent, specializing in climate science, biodiversity, and sustainable urban development. With a career spanning nearly a decade, his work illuminates the intersections of environmental policy, community resilience, and global ecological challenges.
“Climate change is a reality. [...] SUNCASA project is an initiative that symbolizes not only progress but a shared vision for our city and our continent.” — Lord Samuel Dusengiyumva, Mayor of Kigali
As BBC Future Planet's lead environment correspondent, Timperley reports on climate policy innovations and ecological restoration projects. Her work bridges scientific research with on-the-ground implementation stories, particularly focusing on:
A Bristol-based writer merging climate reporting with care ethics, Brooker documents how systemic failures reshape daily life. Her dual focus:
Brooker’s work reminds us that every policy decision gets lived through bodies and landscapes. Pitch her stories that map this intimate terrain.
Professor Mark Maslin combines academic authority at University College London with public-facing climate advocacy through outlets like The Conversation and The Guardian. His work focuses on:
When approaching Maslin:
“We have the technology. We have the resources. We have the money. We lack the politics.” – Maslin on climate action barriers
Matt McGrath is the Environment Correspondent for BBC News, specializing in climate policy, biodiversity, and international environmental governance. With over 25 years at the BBC, his reporting has shaped global understanding of climate science through:
“The engagement numbers prove audiences crave substantive climate reporting when it’s this compelling.” – BBC Editorial Director
Currently writing for WIRED (UK), Reynolds specializes in policy-driven stories about:
Achievements: James Beard Award nominee, 2023 Legal Tech Journalist of the Year, and contributor to UN climate reporting working groups.
As Editor of BusinessGreen, Michael Holder shapes global conversations on practical pathways to net zero economies. With 12+ years specializing in climate policy and clean tech innovation, his work bridges technical energy systems analysis and boardroom decision-making.
Molly Lempriere is a UK-based climate policy specialist serving as Policy Section Editor at Carbon Brief, where she decodes complex decarbonization strategies for both expert and public audiences. With a career spanning energy market analysis and renewable technology reporting, her work bridges the gap between legislative frameworks and their real-world implementation.
UK advised to cut emissions 87% by 2040 to meet net-zero target
Wind and solar are 'fastest-growing electricity sources in history'
High Court clears acquisition of Bulb as Octopus states review brought by Centrica, E.On and ScottishPower ‘smacked of desperation’
Nathan Rao stands as the UK's premier weather-focused journalist, blending meteorological expertise with celebrity access through GB News and national publications. His career evolution from Daily Express consumer editor to multimedia weather authority demonstrates unique versatility.
Successful pitches should emphasize localized weather impacts or celebrity-led environmental projects. Rao prioritizes stories with verified scientific backing and human interest angles, particularly those bridging weather phenomena and consumer behavior patterns.
Robert McSweeney is Carbon Brief’s senior science editor, specializing in climate policy mechanisms and atmospheric science. With 12 years’ experience translating complex research for policymakers, his work focuses on three core areas:
McSweeney seeks stories with:
“Effective climate communication requires equal parts accuracy and accessibility – we’re translators as much as journalists.”
Recent accolades include the 2023 Covering Climate Now Award for data journalism. His methane investigations have influenced corporate reporting standards, while IPCC analyses are required reading for UNFCCC delegates.
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Rozalind Dineen merges literary critique with climate urgency across her work as a novelist, essayist, and former TLS editor. Her writing dissects how societal structures crumble under ecological pressure while foregrounding resilience, particularly through maternal and feminist lenses.
Deputy Editor at Carbon Brief, Simon Evans specializes in translating complex climate science and policy into impactful data-driven narratives. His work focuses on three core areas:
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